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U Brandes1, E Held, M Brümmer-Hesters
1Westfälische Klinik für Psychiatrie, Psychotherapie und Neurologie, Lengerich.
Abstract:
Since the end of the 1990s the Westfälische Klinik Lengerich has offered an inpatient psychiatric treatment of an psychiatric ill parent--combined with a pedagogic attendance of the child taken along. The following article describes our experience in that matter, from a ward concentrated on psychotherapy. In selected examples supposed patterns of interaction--following the specific disease--are represented from both the psychotherapeutic und the pedagogic point of view. In practice our plan of treatment and attendance has proved successful for the wellbeing of the patients and their children. Remains to be hoped that--despite difficulties in organisation which will have to be overcome--similar offers can be made in regional psychiatric attendance.
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